The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

"HEREAS, Thos, B. Long and Margaret X
w Long, his wife, and Hamilton C. Long oI
the county of Buncombe iU the State of North
made and executed to ]. G. Mart N, the nnder
signed, Deed of Trust to secure to the Bank of
AshsYe the y & Of the 81 of six Thou
fourth day of February, A 1887, which Deed of
Trust was recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of BuncoInbe county ON the 18th dsv of
February, 1886, at o'clock a. m. in Book ofMort
cages No 7, on page 426, and the sum of Six Thou.
ind Dollars principal and Forty-Oue Dollars in.
terest, making together the sum of Six Thousand
and Forty Dollars principal and inteTes is
due OIL the said Deed of Trust on the fifteenth
day of July, 1887, the day of the first publication
of this notice; and whereas default has baen
made in the payment of the money secnred hI,
said Deed of Trust, will by virtue of the mower
conferred upon me by said Deed of Trust oTFer
for sale at public auction for cash Saturday the
18th day of ofSeptember. at 12o'clock m, the prop
erty conveyed by the said Deed of Trust Tho
sale of the real estate herein described will be in
front of the Court House in AsheYi!Ie n C. and
the sale of the personal property hereinafter de-
Ee'ibed Will be at the residence of the said ThOs
Is. long IN Buncombe county, both sales TO be
made at the time and in the manner above de-
scribed.
The following is description of the properly
conveyed by said deed of trust:
First Tract-Sttuate in the county of Bum
cOmbe, State of North Carolina, lying on the
b'annaHoa river, being tie land on which the
said Thos. b. Long now lives, formerly owned bv
Henry Creasman, Nm. N. Morrison and the Don
aldson heirs, being the same land conveyed by
JOnn =. henderson 10 Margaret w. Long bV 6ned
register ed in the Registers office of Buncombe
county In BOOK page and bounded as fol-
lows: beginningata stake on ihe north bank IN 70; of
the Swannanoa river, running N. 3des. E.. pass
ing white oak marked B at three poles twenty
six poles to stake OH the ridge; thence " 3tIsg
w. eighty-two poles 10 q Spanish OAK, Gash's cor
ner- thence n 81 deg, w, twenty-five poles TO Il
stake j. Il. HenphilI'S corner: thence N. 3deC
Z. fifty poles to black oak, Hemphills and
Longs own corner; thence with HemphH's and
Longs line N. 20 deg E. one hundred and forty
four poles to a stake and pointers formerly n
soGrwoodi thence N. deg. E. twenty.four poles
to fallen black oak; thence S. 81 deg E twenty
siA poles to a stake and pointers on the west
bank of the SwannanOa river thence down said
river 10 deg one hundred and forty poles;
thence S 20 deg twenty eight poles; theucc Il
degSW sixteen poles to the river, at the lower
edge of the ford leading over to the residence of
a large rock; thence N 73 deg w sixty-four POLES;
thence s 56 deg one hundred and eight poles
to the beglnn -ng containing one hundred aud
1fty-nine and one-half acres of land
Second Tract-Lying in the county of Bun-
combe, State of North Carolina, on the south side
of swannanoa river, bounded as follows: Begin
ming on water birch on tn south bank of said
river near cattle guard on the railroad and runs
S deg Ethirty-three poles to peach tree. thence
line; thence with said line West seventeen and a
half poles TO awhiteoak, KimbaIps corner. thence
20 deg iourteel poles to q stake in Gash's
twenty poles TO birch and sycamore on the bank
of the river; thence up said river as it meanderS
to the beginning, containing ninety ne acres
James Colvin and by Thos. B. Long to Hamilton
C. Long.
Third Tract--Sltuaie in the county of Bus
combe, S,ate of North Carolina, lying on the Su-
gar Fork of North Fork of Swannanoa river ad-
Joining the lands of Francis Stevens NJ McFea
2 B Vance and o hers and bounded as follows
Beginning ON large chestnut on the south bank
of Sugar Fork creek (Francis Stevens corner)
and runs with his line % deg w ifty-four poles
TO stake; thence N 60 deg w fortyslx poles to n
stake; thence North six poles to n Poplar STUN n:
thence West seventy two poles TO a crOoke'1
black oak, B Van ;e's N E corner on the sonth
side of Brushy Mountain thence vita Vance's
line West one hundred and forty two poles to
stake in VanceS line on the top Ofa ridge; thence
down and with the top of the ridge as follows !:
N 63 deg 80 mir i thirty-nine poles. thence n
| SO degrees twelve poles thence 81 Ses rees
& eighteen poles to- q small hickory J NJ Nc
Fees corner thence 20 deg egh cen roles TO
q large poplar on the bank of the creek thence
down and with the meanders OF the creek to the
tbCginning, containing one hundred and five and
q half acres more nr less.
Also the following described personal properly
| to-Wit: One lear old black stallion named
Prince; one year old bay stallion called Jim':
one gray mule Bob one black mule called
Jack" one four year old thoroughbred Jerset
bull called 'tMatt Ransom one AYreshire spot
ttd COW called "Cherry;' one Ayreshire add Jer
sey roam heifer, and one Jersey and Erahmin vel.
| low heifer also all the household and kitchen
furniture of said Thos. B. Long and Margaret ~
Long his wife, aud Henrietta q. Long, consisting
1 of beds, chairs, tables, bedsteads, bureaus etc
aud each and every article of the same, and ali
farm ng utensils consisting OF harrows. wagons,
tbuggies harness. ploughs, etc, and each anu ey-
e.y article of the same. Terms cash,
Js1G. MARTIN, Trustee.
Asheyille, N. C., July 10. 1887. jy15-wtd